Noteinterlace is available for Mac OS X
and Linux. Use
FieldAssembler for Windows.
See
About the FieldAssembler for
details.
The interlace utility is used to interlace
field rendered images. Field rendered images are images in a sequence
of images designed for video playback on NTSC devices. Each field,
or image, contains only 1/2 of a full frame, and each field is stored
in a separate file. Rendering images in this manner can be helpful
when designing animations that will be played back on NTSC devices.
However, to view these images on a computer screen, or to transfer them
to certain other computer programs, you need to reassemble them
into full images. When this happens, you end up with half as many
files, and each file has twice as much data.
To use interlace
- From a Linux shell, type:
interlace [-a # # #] [-d] [-e #] [-r] [-t str] base_image_name
Option |
Description |
-a [# # #]
|
Specifies an animation
to be interlaced the three numbers are start frame, end frame and
by frame. The start end and by frame must be integers currently.
|
-d
|
Specifies the even field
to be the first field; otherwise, the odd field is the first field. This
option should agree with the field option in Render Settings windows.
|
-e
|
Specifies the padding
length of the extensions.
|
-r
|
Deletes the original
field images.
|
-t
|
Specifies the file extension
trailer (for example, sgi).
|
-u
|
Unlaces frames into fields.
|
-help
|
Displays the help file.
|